The latest development in the ongoing situation involving former Prime Minister Imran Khan centers around his potential transfer from Adiala Jail to a new facility in Islamabad, as confirmed by Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi. According to Hum News, Naqvi stated that the new jail, equipped with modern medical and security facilities, will be completed in two months, and Khan will be moved there due to his conviction by an Islamabad court. This move comes amid growing concerns over Khan's health, with allegations of negligence by the former superintendent of Adiala Jail, as reported by Aaj TV. The health concerns have sparked political tensions, with opposition figures like Javed Latif from the Pakistan Muslim League (N) advocating for Khan's family and personal doctors to visit him, as noted by Express News. Latif emphasized, 'Kisi ki zindagi se khelne ka ikhtiyar nahi,' highlighting the need for humane treatment regardless of political differences. The issue has also been a point of contention in the Senate, where a resolution for Khan's transfer to a private hospital was rejected, leading to protests from opposition members, as reported by Pakistan News Index. The opposition alliance, Tehreek-e-Tahafuz-e-Ayin-e-Pakistan (TTAP), has announced a sit-in outside the Parliament House to demand better medical care for Khan, citing a Supreme Court report that claims his right eye's vision has deteriorated to 15%. This protest is set to continue until their demands are met, reflecting the broader political and public unrest surrounding Khan's treatment. Independent Urdu highlighted the TTAP's insistence on transferring Khan to a private hospital with trusted doctors, emphasizing the government's responsibility for his well-being while in custody.